Plants 2024, September

The forget-me-not is a small and often mat-forming flower. It looks good both in the flower garden and in the pot

When fertilizing aquatic plants, there are a few things to consider in order to properly care for the splendor in the water. You can get all the information here

How to cut phlox correctly. - Tutorial with instructions for exemplary pruning care on flame flowers. - Tips for a long flowering period

French herb is not desired everywhere, but it is extremely easy to reproduce. We will explain to you how you can effectively stop its spread

Liming your lawn doesn't have to be a secret science - in this article you will find the most important information summarized in a question-and-answer format

How to cut lantana correctly. - Tutorial with numerous cutting instructions for construction, maintenance, rejuvenation and training to become a standard tree

A seemingly abandoned nest is not always actually abandoned. You may be able to hatch the blackbird eggs and raise the chicks

Edible wild herb plants are a he althy alternative to supermarket products. We will tell you about some well-known and not so well-known species

Poisonous wild herbs must not end up in the collection basket. What are the most dangerous species you can encounter in nature in this country?

Garden lime is a versatile soil improver that neutralizes the acid in the soil and thus increases the availability of nutrients

Many wild herbs can be collected in April. We'll tell you some edible specimens that taste good and are he althy and grow almost everywhere

Collecting edible wild herbs in autumn? Yes, it's worth it. We'll tell you which types of wild herbs are still edible at this time of year

Do wild herbs grow well on the balcony? Yes, but not all! We explain which species get along best there and what else needs to be taken into account

Wild herbs are preserved through fermentation. We'll tell you which herbs are suitable, what you need and what the exact process is

Wild herbs are ideal food for turtles. We'll tell you some local species that you can collect or grow yourself for your pets

Wild herbs also thrive in the garden - often uninvited. We'll tell you the best-known edible specimens and also how you can get rid of them if necessary

In the month of May, many wild plants are waiting to be discovered. We'll tell you the most popular ones, which taste good and are easy to find

Wild herbs in the lawn are an annoying problem for many people. We will explain to you how you can get rid of the plants or grow fond of them

Spring is a time for collecting wild herbs. We give you a selection of edible species that are particularly popular and widespread in this country

Many wild herbs sprout in March. We'll tell you which specimens you might, with a bit of luck, discover on your forays into nature

Even in winter, no one has to go without wild herbs. We'll tell you plants you can collect and how to stock up early

Wild herbs also grow in the garden soil and on the balcony. We will explain to you how to get your first copies and what else needs to be taken into account

Wild herbs can also be distinguished by their flower color. We list well-known specimens that bloom white and name their flowering time

Collecting wild herbs is trendy again. We'll tell you what you need to consider so that you do everything right from the start

Wild herb seeds taste good and produce new plants. Reason enough to look for them or buy them. We will give you helpful information about this

Espalier fruit fits into every garden. We will explain to you which fruit is suitable, what conditions are necessary and what else needs to be taken into account

Espalier fruit is ideal for small gardens. We will tell you which types of fruit can be cultivated in this way and produce good yields

Espalier fruit needs to be cut regularly. But there is no general approach here. We give you some important information

The natural shape of the tree is unsuitable for a trellis. A young tree must be trained in good time. We will tell you possible espalier fruit shapes

There are some distances to consider when planting and training espaliered fruit. We will explain to you what these are and how big they should be

Espalier fruit can also nestle against a house wall. We'll tell you which varieties are suitable for this and what else needs to be taken into account

Espalier fruit must be tied so that it retains its shape. We'll tell you the best way to do this and what steps need to be taken beforehand

A framework for espaliered fruit doesn't always have to be expensive. We'll tell you how you can easily build it yourself using wooden stakes and wire

Our favorite tree, the apple tree, can also be planted as a trellis. We give you a few facts that will make its cultivation easier for you

Espalier fruit can thrive in containers, but it requires a lot of work. We will explain to you where the particular challenges lie

Sweet cherries and sour cherries can be trained as espalier fruit, but this has its pitfalls. Read here what the challenges are

Espalier fruit grows according to a strictly prescribed shape in which distances play an important role. We will tell you when and what distance should be maintained

Espalier fruit can also grow as a hedge on the property line. We'll tell you when and how you can create this fruitful privacy screen

Espalier fruit can be trained in a U-shape. We will explain what this shape looks like and how you can achieve it by cutting and tying

Plums as espalier fruit can be used in many different ways. Read here what advantages it can offer as a trellis and what care work is necessary